Satellite data reveal a link between the amount of black carbon in the atmosphere and rates of Antarctic sea ice loss in recent years.

The Arctic’s winter ice extent reached its lowest recorded level in March since satellite monitoring began in 1979.

This season’s Arctic sea ice coverage was the smallest in the 47-year history of satellite records, according to data ...

March 2025 was another month of concern for the globe, with the second-warmest March ever documented while Arctic sea ice hit a new, record low. The correlation between the two is critical as sea ice ...

Scientists, using decades of satellite data, warn that this winter’s record low ... ice to begin with,” said Linette Boisvert, an ice scientist at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. “It doesn’t bode ...

Weather columnist Daniel Bezte takes a look ahead to see what the latest long-range forecasts are calling for during April, May and June.

In the past, ice levels were sometimes above and sometimes below this line, but this year's low levels are similar to other recent low years, raising questions about the Antarctic's future.

As sea ice in the Antarctic reached its summer low, sea ice across the Arctic was approaching the lowest winter extent ever observed in the satellite record. Globally ... NASA Earth Observatory images ...

Nasa said that on March 22, 2025, the maximum extent of Arctic sea ice was recorded at 14.33 million square kilometers, falling below the previous record low of 14.41 million ... to the Arctic's ...

Ice cores trap tiny air bubbles, so you can release the past atmosphere. Then the ice itself contains a temperature record. If you analyze the geochemistry ... Then the cores are flown to McMurdo ...

global warming has caused the Antarctic Peninsula ice sheet to shrink and lose mass, the researchers said. Satellite images released by NASA show the progression of the iceberg's break from the ...